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Box and Ball System with Numbered Boxes
Mathematical Physics, Analysis and Geometry, 2022zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Yusaku Yamamoto +5 more
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Minimal Partitions Of A Box Into Boxes
COMBINATORICA, 2004A box is a set of the form X = X 1×···×X d , for some finite sets X i , i = 1, . . .,d. Answering a question posed by Kearnes and Kiss [2], Alon, Bohman, Holzman and Kleitman proved [1] that any partition of X into nonempty sets of the form A 1×···×A d , with $$A_{i} \varsubsetneq X_{i}$$, must contain at least 2 d members.
Jaroslaw Grytczuk +2 more
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Nature Structural & Molecular Biology, 2019
Bacterial T-boxes are regulatory mRNA regions that control the transcription or translation of factors involved in amino acid supply. T-boxes act by directly binding to non-aminoacylated tRNA in response to amino acid starvation. Three studies now capture three-dimensional structures of tRNA–T-box complexes and reveal a set of RNA features that are ...
Jacob W, Weaver, Alexander, Serganov
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Bacterial T-boxes are regulatory mRNA regions that control the transcription or translation of factors involved in amino acid supply. T-boxes act by directly binding to non-aminoacylated tRNA in response to amino acid starvation. Three studies now capture three-dimensional structures of tRNA–T-box complexes and reveal a set of RNA features that are ...
Jacob W, Weaver, Alexander, Serganov
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On Box, Weak Box and Strong Compactness
Bulletin of the London Mathematical Society, 1992One of the most important goals of set theorists over the last few years has been to re-prove old results which previously had used very strong assumptions from hypotheses which, at least prima facie, are weaker. Examples of these abound, including, but certainly not limited to, the work of Wodin and Cummings on the Singular Cardinals Problem, in which
Apter, Arthur W., Henle, James M.
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2017
The essay is a meditation on affective archives, inspired by the personal experience of having to box my mother's objects after she died.
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The essay is a meditation on affective archives, inspired by the personal experience of having to box my mother's objects after she died.
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Boxes: A Symbolic Abstract Domain of Boxes
2010Numeric abstract domains are widely used in program analyses. The simplest numeric domains over-approximate disjunction by an imprecise join, typically yielding path-insensitive analyses. This problem is addressed by domain refinements, such as finite powersets, which provide exact disjunction.
Arie Gurfinkel, Sagar Chaki
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Packing small boxes into a big box
Mathematical Methods of Operations Research (ZOR), 2000zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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2003
HTML ist die wahrscheinlich kleinste Programmiersprache der Welt. Nicht einmal ein HP-Taschenrechner der ersten Generation hatte einen so Kleinen Befehlssatz. Gerade in Hinsicht auf die Formatierung der Inhalte durch Stylesheets lohnt es sich, die Konstrukte von HTML genauer unter die Lupe zu nehmen, denn sie sind die Trager der visuellen Gestaltung.
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HTML ist die wahrscheinlich kleinste Programmiersprache der Welt. Nicht einmal ein HP-Taschenrechner der ersten Generation hatte einen so Kleinen Befehlssatz. Gerade in Hinsicht auf die Formatierung der Inhalte durch Stylesheets lohnt es sich, die Konstrukte von HTML genauer unter die Lupe zu nehmen, denn sie sind die Trager der visuellen Gestaltung.
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New England Journal of Medicine, 2012
The brain, despite its sophistication, resides in a rudimentary container. The rigid cranium restricts enlargement of its contents, so that intracranial pressure rises rapidly as brain volume expands. When pressure becomes greatly elevated, cerebral blood flow is impeded, and the result is brain death.
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The brain, despite its sophistication, resides in a rudimentary container. The rigid cranium restricts enlargement of its contents, so that intracranial pressure rises rapidly as brain volume expands. When pressure becomes greatly elevated, cerebral blood flow is impeded, and the result is brain death.
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